Emily Dickinson Lexicon

warm (-ed, -ing, -s), v. [see warm, adj.] (web play: head, interest, mutual).

1. Revive; restore; resurrect; resuscitate; return to life; raise from death.
2. Greet; accept; receive; clasp in welcome.
3. Congratulate; honor; give happiness to; please by compliments.
4. Phrase. “Warmed them”: got heat for themselves; increased their body temperature; [with reflexive pronoun.]